Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

D Dsvltt arrived this morning from Ire
 land. He was welcomed at the whaT oy n number of prominent Irish-Ameri cans.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 30-Breye
 Brigadier- General William NJ. Graham the new colonel of the First Artillery arrivei to-day from New York on tb, steamer San Bias. He is Rccompanied
 oy his family. He succeeds Color d
 Alexander Piper ID command of the
 first Artillery and will make his resi-
 dence at the PresidiO.
 SAN FRAScIsOo, September 30.-New
 rate sheets which are 10 20 into effect to-
 morrow have been issued by the South
 ern Pacific company. The sheet shows
 general reduction of sl or s2 for frs,
 CLASS limited tickets tO points on direc,
 routes beyond the Missouri river. Rates
 10 St Louis and Chicago are the same.
 ST LOUIS, Septtmb IT 9O-Jadge JoNr
 H. kes, of Minnesota, vas olected com
 msnder 10 chief of the G. A. K. to-day.
 SAN DIEGO. September 3O.-U. s.
 Aatshsi Dunlsys arrived from Los An
 gees to-day with a warrant for Sam
 Mott, a cigar dealer, and Thomas Will
 ton. late steward of the Mexican steam CT Carlos Pseheco. They are accused Of smuggling.
 los ANGELES, September 3O-Tbs officers Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows who left Denver Septem-
 Der 21th, arrived here to-day to Nisit
 the scene Of Sovereign Grand Lodge stsslUn tO be held In 1888. Among the II r.4r sire, Mrs White Gnd Lillian White; Iieut. Gen. John c. UnderG"oj, depart lnent grand sire, and Mrs Underwood, | CoSIngton, Ky; Gen. James B. Nichol- ton, past grand sire, Pa. The dIstin- gulshed visitors were Feesiy, | by the mayor. local Odd Fellows lodges and leading citizens and Q parsde vas held ihis afternoon and was followed by a reception at the opera house, where the mayor formally extended the ci:y's vel come. Grand Sire White made the re- sponse. and speeches were made by the other members of the order and citlzens.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Septe mber 3O.-S. D. Smsliisue, inventor of the nitro glycer- inc shell, leaves for Washington to-mor- row on his way tO Europe. He carries with him letters from General Howard and other officers of the Presidio com mending his invention to the attention of General Kelton.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, September 30.-U. $. District Judge Hoffman sand m sn in terviev to-day in regard to the state meut recently made by Justice Field concerning the filing of A dissenting opinion by him in the Stanford case:
 Il am 10th to believe Justice Field has been correctly reported, in effect he accuses ms ot an act of judicial imperti- hence. lt IS true l WAS on the circuit bench during the arguments in the cese. lt Is also trde l was not there when the opinions were handed ID. but it was known tO Judge Sawyer before then that could not concur. He asked ne to do, but l could not consistently. My intentions were perfectly well known to my CrOtherB bt that tune. I was nc, aware either that I bad been guilty of any impeTtinence in dissenting. I was asked Co 20 on the bench ss l hsd often done before. In regard to the opinion, II represents my Ideas on the subject. l cannot cOnceIve that congress has no right tO investigate matters which in- volye the welfare of sixty million people. l have due respect fer the prIvate rights of citizens, but in Q public matter l think the Pacific Railroad Com ission l should have the means to enforce it's l questions. The rights of witnesses are tO be respected of course, but DO one | will claim that Gny person Ou the stand | without cause.
 ISDiASOPoLIs, Oct. The day dawn | ed in dFizzle and the outlook for the re- ceptiou wGs gloomy, but the sun came | out as the procession nuveG. There | vEs 6 large attendance O; military and | other iOcnl Organizations. President | and Mrs. Cleveland rode 10 an open car l riaze drawn hy eight horses. .apd the pro | gross oi thevrn!cle VAS magkei 1s cheers I fh- crowd followed ibe carriage aud 1 men, women md children were Cnde- | tered by the muddy condition of the streets. bu; all people We're well manner- ei md respectful
 CHICAGO. Oet. l-Whest T ,, Nov. 72i :; corn, cash i2 a, Nov. i2s Il: pork. ysGr, l2n2i it: Jan. l2i2is
 NEW YORK, Oct. l-Mouey 5uG; bar silver. 96.
 SAS FBAScIsCo. October The United States revenue cutter Bear ar- k.I She reached OuDalsskA from St. MI- chsels Angus. 2iih, and gave Frank Fuller, the murderer of Archbishop Seghers. into the custody of the United States Marshal.
 On the same day she seized the Brit lsh sealing schooner Ads, with 1900 skins lad theAmericau schoonsr Allie J. Alger with 1900. A few days later the Ameri- san schooner SiivIs Handy, with 100 skins was seIzed. and sll the vessels turned over to the United States Mar shal at OunRlaska.
 The Bear reports the total catch of the whaling fleet up to August 5th US seventy four whales. Among the passengers on the cutter vas James B. Vincent. the only sur Fivor of thIrty-six men of the whsler Sspolesn which was wrecked in the Arc tic, ID May, 1885. the particulars of which Eere pulibshed in the Associated Press dispatches A week ago. Since the time 1f the wreck, until rescued by the Bear, Vincent has been living with a small band of Indians on the Siberian coast.
 Reports received q month ago that Inc Bear was leaking badly, seem tO have some foundation, as i. was found nec- ssssry to koep men at the pump most of he time on the trip from the Arctic. The Bear left the cutter Rush st Ouna- ssks on August 2Itb. NEW ORLEANS, October LA Pics- rune special from Greenwood, Mss, isys that warrants have been issued for he arrest of fifteen colOrei Mssons, on ! charge of numbering R msE named ( fsy Tor Several murders Ot a mysteriOus nature have occurred uear there in the sst two ears, and the whites c!sImed hat the negro Masonic order make practice to gvenge the death or injury of my Of their craft. Some time SEQ ne- 1 ITO was killed m a fight by Harry Fay or, and h few days afterwards TaylOr's ( body was found in the river. An m 7es.igatiOn was instituted aud tbe re- iult was s verdict of tbe Jury that the nan WAS murdered by members of the iegro Masonic lodges st Dry Bsyou and She'll Mound, and their arrest VAS rec ,mmeuded. Considerable excitement prevails. TExPLEToS, October Lon the ranch ,f Newell Stone, G. 4. Peterson, who vas digging S well for Stone, went down he we'll this morning and vas over